Stove Repair Guides
Step-by-step DIY fixes for the most common stove problems. Each guide is reviewed by an A-Fix technician before publishing.
How to Clean Gas Stove Burner Caps and Heads
Routine maintenance is key to keeping your burners lighting reliably and maintaining a clean blue flame. We provide a guide on soaking, cleaning, and realigning your burner parts without harming the sensitive gas ports.
Read the guideElectric Stove Burner Not Heating: How to Fix
If an electric burner on your range stops heating, it is often a straightforward fix. Typical culprits include a burnt-out heating element, a faulty infinite switch, a damaged burner receptacle, or loose terminal connections. While the diagnostic approach varies slightly between traditional coil stoves and modern smooth-top radiant ranges, most homeowners can complete the repair for under $50 in parts within an hour.
Read the guideFixing a Gas Stove That Won't Stop Clicking
If your gas stove is stuck in a clicking loop or fails to ignite, it is usually a minor issue involving moisture or improper parts alignment rather than a major hardware failure. Most of these repairs involve simple maintenance and can be completed in under half an hour. While a failing spark module is a possibility, it is rarely the initial cause; however, chronic exposure to humidity or spills can eventually damage the internal electronics.
Read the guideGas Stove Burner Won't Ignite: Causes and Fixes
When you turn the stove knob and hear clicking but see no flame, or hear nothing at all, your gas burner needs attention. We will walk you through diagnosing and fixing the most common ignition failures safely, from simple clogs to electrical faults.
Read the guideHow to Swap Out an Electric Stove Coil Burner
Swapping a defective electric stove coil burner is a straightforward and budget-friendly repair for PNW homeowners. This guide walks you through replacing a dead element and identifies when the terminal block also requires attention.
Read the guideHow to Replace a Gas Stove Igniter (Spark Module)
A malfunctioning igniter can leave you with a burner that refuses to light or clicks indefinitely. This guide provides instructions on safely swapping out the spark electrode or the central spark module to restore your gas stove to full functionality.
Read the guideBroken Glass Cooktop: Assessment and Repair Guidelines
A fractured glass cooktop is more than a cosmetic issue; it exposes dangerous high-voltage parts. Find out how to safely inspect the damage, prevent electrical issues, and decide if professional replacement is the best path forward.
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